Doug Marrone

In nearly every offseason, Alabama head coach Nick Saban is tasked not just with replacing the talented players who leave for the NFL Draft, but also assistant coaches who leave to take other coaching jobs. The end of the 2021 season proved to be no different.

The Crimson Tide coach seems pleased with the progress the unit has made under the tutelage of new coach Eric Wolford.

After one year as Alabama's offensive line coach, Doug Marrone is heading back to the NFL to join the New Orleans Saints.

The Crimson Tide have reportedly hired former Kentucky OL coach Eric Wolford to replace Doug Marrone who is still with the team but appears to not be returning for next season.

According to a statement issued by the Alabama athletics both Alabama offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien and offensive line coach Doug Marrone have tested positive for COVID-19.

New offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien showed up with his best game plan of the season against the best defense in the nation in the biggest game of the year.

In the sixth practice of the summer, operations are starting to be ramped up for the Tide as the season rapidly approaches.

The Alabama Crimson Tide have officially hired a new offensive line coach. Former Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone was named the new offensive line coach for Alabama, it was announced on Twitter today.

According to ESPN Senior Writer Chris Low, Alabama is working on finalizing a deal to make former NFL head coach, Doug Marone their new offensive line coach.